Insurtech BIMA lands US$30m for Asia push
September 9 2020 by Yvonne Lau- Insurtech
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- Sri Lanka
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bolttech raises US$100m+ Series C funding at US$2bn valuation
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Roojai reignites DirectAsia Thailand acquisition
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The deal for the Hiscox unit, which has been revived after being pulled in August, will strengthen the Asian carrier's Thai motor portfolio.
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Bolttech strengthens Asia leadership team
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Insurtech appoints Andrew Cons as general manager for Indonesia and Mohamad Azhar Bin Jamal Mohamad as general manager for Malaysia, while also promoting Akiko Anzai as general manager for Japan.
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Chinese broker Huize plans Philippines, Singapore foray
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The move is part of the Nasdaq-listed insurtech platform’s target to generate 30% of its total revenue from overseas markets by 2026.
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